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Whether it is for recurring issues like substance use disorder (SUD) and depression or for new problems related to the pandemic and civil unrest, more

How to Do It Safely and Successfully As fall 2021 quickly approaches, colleges find themselves planning for a semester unlike any other. The incentives for

For many students, spending the year with COVID has felt like being on a sinking ship, desperately searching for a lifeboat and perhaps choosing one

Protesters embrace at a demonstration in September 2020 outside a motel in San Clemente, CA, where a … [+] homeless Black man was shot and

A new study shows the deep impact COVID-19 has had on students, including negative academic outcomes. WaveBreakMedia Colleges and universities have prioritized mental health resources

A new study highlights the stress and uncertainty students are facing as they continue to cope with pandemic fallout. Even with positive pandemic developments appearing

Luke Hejl, TimelyMD, on transforming healthcare in higher education Stay updated on releases: subscribe on the Spotify, Apple, Twitter, or Stitcher. In this episode, we

TimelyMD Founders Chris Clark, Luke Hejl, and Alan Dennington, MD. [Photo: TimelyMD] The COVID-19 pandemic has gone beyond just affecting our physical health—experts have seen

College Students Need Support, Not Scorn, When It Comes To COVID-19 Thanksgiving marks the end of on-campus instruction at many colleges. Going home for the